„Innovation is creative destruction.“ Joseph Schumpeter (Austria/USA)
2015
- UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle)/Drones
„Challenges & Chances“
- “Safety and Efficiency in Railways Management”
Symposium – The Future of Mobility, Municipality of Vienna
- “2030 – Visions of Innovative Car Driving” – Mobility Studies – Visions of Society – International Technological Developments
- 17th International Geodesy Week/Obergurgl - “Automation and Optimising of Sensor Technologies for the Dynamic Comprehension of Infrastructure Objects”
- Budapest Transport Congress – “Report on the Results of Test Surveying in Austria Carried out in Co-operation with MAV Kfv”
- Carinthia University of Applied Sciences: Management of Innovation – Based on Fairy Tales, Visions and Realisation
- Innovative Fairy Tales from the Arabian Nights — Abu Dhabi/Dubai
- Intercultural Management
- Innovation in the Transport Industries — Technical Symposium, Salzburg
- WAustrian Chambers of Commerce – Economic and Technical Standards in the Emirates
- Spatial Location Content Services Providing Information for Location Based Services — a Business Plan
- Wienstrom/Operators Symposium — “WEP — Economic Catalyst for a Universal Positioning System?”
- INTERGEO 2007 Leipzig — “Laser Scanning — Integration of a Technology from a Geodesic and Economic Viewpoint
- WD — Conference Muttenz/Basel — Quality Management Laser Scanning — Structure — Data Collection — Implementation
- Conference University of Innsbruck — “Terrestrial Laser Scanners — Innovation and Application Potentials”
- Geo-Symposium Schwertberg — “Laser Scanning — Practical Potential”
- Geo News 3/2006 — “Airborne Laser Scanning — Quo Vadis?”
- AGIT 2006 — “Laser Scanning — Next Generation”
- 65th DVV Conference Fulda — “Use of Terrestrial Laser Scanners — Challenges and Solution Potential”
- INGEO 2004 Bratislava — “Terrestrial Laser Scanning — Universal Method or a Specialists’ Tool?”
- German Hydrography Day — “Use of Laser Scanners as a Basis for Hydraulic Discharge Computation and Computer Simulation”
- CORP 2001 — “Usage of 3D-Surface Models in Spatial Planning”
- AGEO 2000 — “Meta Data Servers”
- 3rd Munich Advanced Training Course for Geo Information Systems at the Munich University of Technology — “New Developments in the GIS Industry from the Perspective of a Neutral Observer”
- Austrian Concrete Day — Presentation of the GGI ZT GmbH
- 9th International Geodesy Week in Obergurgl — The Employment of the Kodak DCS 460 in Digital Photogrammetry”
- 2nd Munich Advanced Training Course on Geo Information Systems at the Munich University of Technology — “Competitive Advantage through Quality Management and Certification of GIS Services”
- ISPRS in VIC — Presentation of GGI ZT GmbH — “Spatial Information from Images”
- Budapest University of Technology and Economics — “Austrian Motorway and Expressway Company Project B301 — GIS”
- Southern Tyrolean Symposium / Castle of Goldrain — “Certified Data — the Responsibility of the Consulting Engineer for Land Surveying”
- Symposium for Consulting Engineers — “Basic Approaches to the Standardisation of Quality Documentation for Geo Information”
- AGIT 1995 Salzburg — “Modelling and Standardisation of Data Quality in GIS”
- Institute for International Research — Geographic Information Systems — “Acquisition, Conversion and Integration Methods for Grid and Vector Data”
- TU Graz — “Data Quality in GIS — Modelling and Validation”
- GeoLIS III — ÖZVGI Issues 1 and 2 / 1994 — “Data Quality — GIS Modelling”
- FIG XX Melbourne/Australia – “The Impact of Data Quality on Decision Making in the Building Making Authorisation Process: A Case Study”
- FIG XX Melbourne/Australia – “Task Analyses for Total Station Operation”
- UMDS’93 Vienna – “Data Quality Requirements for GIS defined by Law: A Case Study”
- 25th International Symposium Graz – “Necessary Complement for GIS Based Decision Making”
- EGIS 93 Geneva – “GIS Based Decision Making must Consider Data Quality”
- Geodimeter Symposium Wachau – “The Way to Maximum Tacheometric Efficiency”
- Yildiz University Istanbul – “The Integration of National Data Collections as the Basis for Conducting Land Information Systems”
- Celebratory Colloquium for Univ. Prof. H. Schmid on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday – “Analysis Adjustment of Geodesic Networks — a Universal Analytical Method for Practical Use?”
- Geowissenschaftliche Mitteilungen TU Wien – “Analysis Adjustment in the Interpretation of Geodesic Networks”
- International Symposium Dubrovnik – “Local Geodesic Network Kasina – Zagreb for Geodynamic Usage Optimization in Accuracy and Reliability by Simulation”
- ÖZV – “Orthogonal Partitioning Technique and Singular Value Decomposition to Address the Problem of Least Squares Approximation for Over-determined Linear Systems”
- Vienna University of Technology – “Design and Programming of Meteorological Data and Model Calculation on the HP-85”
Organisation of Meetings and Events
1994- GeoLIS III TU Wien + BEV
- UN Workshop Cadastre BEV Vienna
- Compact Course „Benefit and Cost Analyses for GIS Implementations”
- Compact Course “Benefit and Cost Analyses for GIS Implementations”
- Participation in the Organisation of the IUGG Congress Vienna (4500 Participants)
- University Course “Compensation Calculation”, Vienna University of Technology
- Geodesic Seminar “Computer-aided Survey Planning“